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Architects: MASATO TAKAHASHI ARCHITECTS
- Area: 85 m²
- Year: 2023
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Casting Shadows / MASATO TAKAHASHI ARCHITECTS
FERN OST GALERIE Store / CANOMA
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Architects: CANOMA
- Year: 2023
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Professionals: Wander-Wall, mujica, Comisen, AMRITA workshop, LINK UP
SGH House / Ginga Architects
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Architects: Ginga Architects
- Area: 80 m²
- Year: 2023
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Manufacturers: Daiwa Kennzai, FONTE TRADING, LIXIL , sanwacompany ltd.
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Professionals: Chiaki-landscape
Izuminomori Kindergarten / Hiroto Suzuki architects and associates
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Architects: Hiroto Suzuki architects and associates
- Area: 1800 m²
- Year: 2020
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Professionals: Rhythm Design, NIHON KENSETSU
HCM House / Ginga Architects
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Architects: Ginga Architects
- Area: 130 m²
- Year: 2020
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Manufacturers: Vectorworks, IOC Flooring, LIXIL , Sanwa
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Professionals: Kizuna Architect Company Limited
House Miyagino / Kazuya Saito Architects
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Architects: Kazuya Saito Architects
- Area: 167 ft²
- Year: 2015
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Professionals: Kyoei Housing
[ME]morial Thesis Honors 2011 Japan Earthquake Victims
On March 11, 2011, a massive earthquake and tsunami hit the coast of Japan at Sendai, damaging the Fukushima nuclear power plant, and taking over 10,000 lives. Over the past three years, only temporary memorial observances have been utilized to honor these victims in Sendai. To address this deficiency, MIT graduate student Beomki Lee has created a concept design for an innovative new memorial space called [ME]morial.
House Higashi-Kubancho / Kazuya Saito Architects
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Architects: Kazuya Saito Architects
- Area: 105 m²
- Year: 2014
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Professionals: Kyoei Housing
The Japanese Tsunami - 3 Years Later
Almost 3 years after the earthquake and tsunami that devastated the North-East coastline of Japan, this article on Arcspace examines the current - unsettling - state of rebuilding in the Tōhoku region. According to former residents and architects working for Architecture for Humanity, plans neither address what the people want nor sufficiently provide protection in the event of a similar disaster. Furthermore, with Japan now preparing for the 2020 Olympics, it seems the Tōhoku region is being neglected. Read more on the story here.
Sendai Update from Architecture for Humanity: Moving from Relief to Recovery
The most recent Architecture for Humanity Sendai relief update comes just in time to celebrate AFH’s 12th Birthday. We here at ArchDaily want to wish AFH a Happy Birthday and thank them for the 12 years of innovation and service they have provided our communities and the profession.
Design Open Mic, led by Cameron Sinclair and Chapters Coordinator Frederika Zipp, updated staff and attendees on their current relief efforts in response to the Sendai earthquake in Japan. Currently a Program Advisory Board has been assembled and Architecture for Humanity is continuing to focus their efforts on developing a rebuilding strategy and implementation process.